Chapter 20 lessons 1 & 2 Test Review Flashcards

1
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A renewal of interest in Greek and Roman culture and arts

A

Renaissance

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2
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Related to worldly things

A

Secular

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3
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Belief in the worth of individual and that reason is the path to knowledge

A

Humanism

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4
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The everyday language of the people in a certain region

A

Vernacular

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5
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Having to do with a town or city

A

Urban

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6
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A soldier who fights for money rather that loyalty to a country

A

Mercenary

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7
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The art of making peaceful agreements with other countries

A

Diplomacy

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8
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The ruler of an Italian city-state

A

Doge

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9
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A leading family in Florence during the Renaissance

A

Medici

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10
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Scholar who studied Roman writers such as Cicero

A

Petrach

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11
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What are three types plays that the English playwright William wrote?

A

comedies, tragedies, and histories

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12
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What are 2 plays that William Shakespeare wrote

A

Hamlet and Romeo and Juliet

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13
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During the Renaissance there wasa rebirth of interest in______

A

art and learning

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14
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_____ was the most famous Italian Renaissance city

A

Florence

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15
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Because of Italy’s long coastlines, Italian city-states became wealthy through ______

A

trade

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16
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Europe’s kings allowed the Italian city-states to remain independent so the kings could

A

borrow money from them

17
Q

_________ was an Italian writer who believed rulers should do whatever is necessary to keep power and protect their city

A

Niccolo Machiavelli

18
Q

The Renaissance invention that aided the spread of ideas was the ______

A

printing press

19
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Renaissance humanists studied the ______ and ______ to increase their knowledge on different topics

A

Greeks and Romans

20
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Renaissance painters used _______to make their work look three-dimensional

A

perspective

21
Q

_______ was the famous Italian artist that painted the Sistine Chapel at the Vatican in Rome

A

Michelangelo

22
Q

During the Renaissance people became more _____

A

secular

23
Q

________ was a German artist know for his engravings

A

Albrecht Durer

24
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________ was a Renaissance artist, scientist, and inventor

A

Leonardo da Vinci

25
Q

During the Northern Renaissance, the use of ____in painting was developed in Flanders

A

oils

26
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The term ________means that a person is cunning or acting without a conscience

A

Machiavellian

27
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the _______ introduced Italian traders to Arab merchants, increasing European exports and enriching the merchants of Venice

A

Monlgo Conquests

28
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______ was the Italian Renaissance city that was built on many small islands and mudflats on the northern coast of the Adriatic Sea in Eastern Italy

A

Venice

29
Q

________ wrote, The Canterbury Tales, a collection of stories told by pilgrims on a religious journey

A

Geoffery Chaucer

30
Q

_______ wrote, the Divine Comedy describing a persons journey from hell to heaven

A

Dante Alighieri

31
Q

_______ developed a printing press with movable metal type

A

Johannes Gutenberg

32
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________ was a Renaissance artist most famous for him fresco, The School of Athens

A

Raphael Sanzio